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Originally Posted by Coquet
There is a modern marker / trig point on the crest of the dunes straight east of the stone one. A triangular plate welded on to a square section pole:
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In the distance, by the gorse bushes is another identical marker, about 50 metres north of the boundary stone. I think they are not related to the boundary stone and are some kind of navigational markers? although the inland one surely cannot be seen from the sea?
Note the wooden pole in the distance - anyone know its origins? and don't say a tree!
By the way, I don't know how Coquet managed to find the boundary stone, it is well hidden in acres of thigh height grass in a very remote spot - well done, or did you have help apart from the map?